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Really depends on the speeds. At slower speeds in residential areas the difference is noticeable, especially when cars stop and accelerate again. On larger fast
by detaro 3y ago
Really depends on the speeds. At slower speeds in residential areas the difference is noticeable, especially when cars stop and accelerate again. On larger faster roads not so much.
- est31 3y agoIndeed, the video says that: the tire noise for ICEs becomes louder than the engine at about 50 kmph. This means that for speeds slower than that, the more important component is the noise of the engine.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoThat's probably for a constant speed, though. ICE cars are loudest when they are accelerating. On many cars the engine is louder than the tires if you're floor the accelerator no matter what speed.
- boudin 3y agoIt depends a lot on weather and materials used to make roads.
- HPsquared 3y agoIt's really noticeable near traffic lights. All that pollution and noise really is accentuated when the cars are accelerating away from the lights.